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Nuno sacked
The curse of losing to West Ham strikes again.
How many managers have been sacked now after losing to West Ham? Rodgers, Nuno, there must be so many more!
How many managers have been sacked now after losing to West Ham? Rodgers, Nuno, there must be so many more!
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Bondholder wrote: ↑11 Sep 2025, 12:12Our Conference win had drop-downs from the Europa. Tottenham wouldn't have got anywhere near it under the same rules. It's no coincidence they won something the very first year the rules changed.
They didn't win the conference they won the Europa so didn't need them to drop down, surely nobody thinks we didn't have weaker opposition than they did, we did.
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Our Conference win had drop-downs from the Europa. Tottenham wouldn't have got anywhere near it under the same rules. It's no coincidence they won something the very first year the rules changed.
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If Sullivan wants to placate the fans for a bit then sack Potter and do everything to bring Nuno in. The Forest win has just papered over the cracks, this weekend it will be back to business as usual.
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It's a bit of a catch 22 and sometimes in two minds about it. When it works where everyone's on the same page, it can work and I also think it can work without someone overseeing it if they are good at managing. It's when it all goes to absolute shit because either the manager or structure in place isn't good enough.
I'd prefer a decent manager to mostly be in control, say an Eddie Howe as a modern example of it with less meddling rather than a set-up where it's constant interference and the manager has little input or control.
I'd prefer a decent manager to mostly be in control, say an Eddie Howe as a modern example of it with less meddling rather than a set-up where it's constant interference and the manager has little input or control.
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Massive Attack" wrote: ↑11 Sep 2025, 09:04 I actually hate the Director of Football role. Let a Manager live and die by his own good/shit signings instead of relying on other people's choices. It's rare they do in this day and age and they do sign up to more interference but I rarely think it's a healthy way to manage a Club. Financially maybe but on the pitch it becomes a risky game as it's the manager that has to work with them all the time and believe in the players they're having to work with.
I disagree respectfully. The Director of Football role was and is about the club's general ethos and sustainability. In olden days, you bring a manager in and he will have his views and opinions and can go his own way with the players he wants and it all goes tits up.... The club sack him and then have to clear up the mess made. And often at huge financial cost to rebuild the squad for the next man. Having a DOF, allows a club to maintain an ethos, style or vision under which any new manager / coach has to fit into. It means that the clubs recruitment of managers / coaches and players has to be absolutely spot on, which is why under Sullivan it hasn't worked because recruitment ay West Ham is woeful. And It doesn't always work at other clubs. But its more like the real world where if you get a job you fit into your new companies vision and strategy.
Just my thoughts.
Just my thoughts.
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I actually hate the Director of Football role. Let a Manager live and die by his own good/shit signings instead of relying on other people's choices. It's rare they do in this day and age and they do sign up to more interference but I rarely think it's a healthy way to manage a Club. Financially maybe but on the pitch it becomes a risky game as it's the manager that has to work with them all the time and believe in the players they're having to work with.
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Was reading that Nuno & Edu didn’t get on at all stemming from an Edu comment when they first met
Edu closely associated with our old mate Joorabchian as well
Edu was making the choices … Nuno wanted Adama Traore from Fulham not £37m Omari Hutchinson and didn’t want Douglas Luiz
Edu closely associated with our old mate Joorabchian as well
Edu was making the choices … Nuno wanted Adama Traore from Fulham not £37m Omari Hutchinson and didn’t want Douglas Luiz
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Chutney Ferret's team Spurs also sacked their manager after winning (luckily) a European trophy.
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Mad Ferret" wrote: ↑09 Sep 2025, 12:34 No worse than us sacking Moyes after finishing 6th, 7th, and winning a European trophy.
Jeez Fuck off back to Spurs you twat! Its really boring now!
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The Europa with no Champions league drop downs was very poor
Shown by the finalists being Tottenham & Man Utd which resulted in a final that you wouldn’t have stopped to watch if you were walking your dog on Hackney Marshes.
Ditto the Conference with no Europa league rejects
Shown by the finalists being Tottenham & Man Utd which resulted in a final that you wouldn’t have stopped to watch if you were walking your dog on Hackney Marshes.
Ditto the Conference with no Europa league rejects
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RootsRadical wrote: ↑10 Sep 2025, 11:42 Whatever you think of their owner you can't deny that in the relatively short time he's been there & they've been in the Prem after decades in the lower leagues, he has shown more ambition & nous with managers appointed and players signed & retained than Sullivan ever has in total, and that they have quickly moved on to a higher level than we are at currently.
He wanted a football club - Sullivan wanted a casino.
He wants success - Sullivan wants some silly-bollocks to come along and pay his asking price for the club.
He wants success - Sullivan wants some silly-bollocks to come along and pay his asking price for the club.
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Whatever you think of their owner you can't deny that in the relatively short time he's been there & they've been in the Prem after decades in the lower leagues, he has shown more ambition & nous with managers appointed and players signed & retained than Sullivan ever has in total, and that they have quickly moved on to a higher level than we are at currently.
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Fair point but l just can't see it working out for Forest
They will struggle with number of European games as well as new system of play
They will struggle with number of European games as well as new system of play
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A bloke that won the Europa while you maintain we should be careful what we wish for because we got rid of a bloke that won the conference
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Bondholder wrote: ↑09 Sep 2025, 15:47 Comical appointment.
Thanks to UEFA changing the rules, both the Conference and the Europa League are now much easier to win (not like when we were in them). They are clearly hoping the Aussie fraud gets lucky twice.
The conference league was quite easy when we won it
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Comical appointment.
Thanks to UEFA changing the rules, both the Conference and the Europa League are now much easier to win (not like when we were in them). They are clearly hoping the Aussie fraud gets lucky twice.
Thanks to UEFA changing the rules, both the Conference and the Europa League are now much easier to win (not like when we were in them). They are clearly hoping the Aussie fraud gets lucky twice.
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Russ of the BML" wrote: ↑09 Sep 2025, 14:27 Big Ange is a right sensitive cսnt so I can see his relationship with Demmis Russous going really well..... For about a month.
Definitely. I'll be interested to see how the players adapt to such a big change in philosophy as well from sitting back and breaking to 'Ange ball' assuming he's going to try and make them play that way immediately. They are pretty young and energetic so it might not be that much of a problem, but unless their centre backs are rapid they could find themselves getting done on the break pretty often. The pace of Van Der Ven got spurs out of a lot of bad situations under Ange which would have been punished more regularly if there wasn't a lightning quick centre back there. Similar to the reasons we kept getting murdered on the break under Lop.
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Big Ange vs Potter
I doubt you'll you'll all revisit what you're saying now in a couple of months. Their fans will enjoy going over there from now, that's for sure.
I doubt you'll you'll all revisit what you're saying now in a couple of months. Their fans will enjoy going over there from now, that's for sure.
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Fauxstralian wrote: ↑09 Sep 2025, 14:24 Annoying you is what keeps me going
Thanks for the feedback you turgid little cock sucking turd
Hahaha. Triggered much?
Methinks the fake plastic Aussie doth protest too much!
Methinks the fake plastic Aussie doth protest too much!
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Big Ange is a right sensitive cսnt so I can see his relationship with Demmis Russous going really well..... For about a month.
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Annoying you is what keeps me going
Thanks for the feedback you turgid little cock sucking turd
Thanks for the feedback you turgid little cock sucking turd
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Fauxstralian wrote: ↑09 Sep 2025, 13:25 Ange & Marinakis had bumped into each other a few weeks ago at an All You Can Eat Buffet at Pizza Hut
The place has since gone out of business
Don't you ever get tired of posting your cringey, unfunny jokes that literally no one on here EVER laughs at, Sven son?
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